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Partly Sunny 56°
Home Energy Efficiency Current Weather
- Yesterday
  Temp
  59°
- Wind
  Chill
  56°
- Wind
  Speed
  12MPH
Today

May 21

Hi 73°
Sun and some clouds
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  62°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  73°
- Wind
  Speed
  13 mph
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Tomorrow

May 22

Hi 70°
Partly sunny
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  59°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  71°
- Wind
  Speed
  10 mph
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Thursday

May 23

Hi 73°
An afternoon thunderstorm
Poor for home energy
- Avg
  RealFeel
  61°
- Hi
  RealFeel
  73°
- Wind
  Speed
  10 mph
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Thunderstorms, some strong, Friday evening through late Saturday night

5/21 5/22 Now: 8:08am

AM 8-12

8am Partly Sunny 55° 0%
9am Partly Sunny 59° 0%
10am Partly Sunny 64° 0%
11am Partly Sunny 66° 0%
12pm Partly Sunny 68° 0%

PM 1-6

1pm Partly Sunny 69° 0%
2pm Partly Sunny 72° 0%
3pm Partly Sunny 72° 0%
4pm Partly Sunny 73° 0%
5pm Partly Sunny 72° 0%
6pm Partly Sunny 70° 0%

PM 7-12

7pm Partly Sunny 66° 1%
8pm Partly Sunny 63° 3%
9pm Partly Cloudy 60° 3%
10pm Partly Cloudy 57° 3%
11pm Partly Cloudy 56° 3%
12am Partly Cloudy 54° 3%

AM 1-6

1am Partly Cloudy 52° 2%
2am Partly Cloudy 52° 1%
3am Partly Cloudy 50° 1%
4am Partly Cloudy 49° 1%
5am Partly Cloudy 48° 1%
6am Partly Cloudy 49° 1%

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